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Your Climate Leadership Deserves Recognition: Apply for the 2027 American Climate Leadership Awards
More than $200,000 in awards. National recognition. One opportunity to amplify your climate impact. Are you making a difference on climate change in your community? The 2027 American Climate Leadership Awards (ACLA) want to hear your story…
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A Historic Milestone for Our Democracy, Representation, and Climate
Yesterday, millions of Americans showed up. Today, we have something powerful to celebrate: progress, possibility, and renewed momentum for the future we choose…
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Time for a Change of Plans
The 2026 mid-term election cycle is only six days away. The most important thing on the ballot isn’t a candidate or a ballot issue; it’s democracy. We will see either a triumph of autocracy and/or the power of democracy in America reasserting itself. Three things distort the outcomes now.
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Clinicians for Climate Action, American Climate Leadership Awards 2024 Finalist
Clinicians for Climate Action is among 10 American Climate Leadership Award finalists to be recognized at the American Climate Leadership Awards Ceremony on April 3 during the live broadcast.
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Climate Resolve, American Climate Leadership Awards 2024 Finalist
Climate Resolve is among 10 American Climate Leadership Award finalists to be recognized at the American Climate Leadership Awards Ceremony on April 3 during the live broadcast.
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CivicSpark, American Climate Leadership Awards 2024 Finalist
CivicSpark is among 10 American Climate Leadership Award finalists to be recognized at the American Climate Leadership Awards Ceremony on April 3 during the live broadcast.
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Finalists for 2024 American Climate Leadership Awards Shine Bright
The fifth year of the American Climate Leadership Awards has arrived with a knockout group of finalists advancing climate solutions at the local, state, and regional level — across our nation.
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Women Shaping the Climate Narrative: Profiles in Advocacy
As March ushers in Women’s History Month, it’s only fitting that we celebrate the indomitable spirit of women in the climate movement. From grassroots organizers to influential policymakers, women have been at the forefront of the fight against climate change…
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Announcing: 2024 American Climate Leadership Awards Semifinalists
ecoAmerica is pleased to announce the semifinalists for The 2024 American Climate Leadership Awards (ACLA). This year’s group includes advocates, faith leaders, organizers, moms, youth, healthcare professionals, elders, educators, frontline community leaders, and journalists of color who have all been effective in broadening participation in climate action locally, in their states, or nationally.
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ecoAmerica Receives Lilly Endowment Grant to Build Thriving Congregations Through Care for Creation
ecoAmerica has received a $1.25MM grant from the Lilly Endowment Inc. to help churches nationwide strengthen congregational vitality and engagement through care for creation.
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White House-HHS Health Sector Climate Pledge
ecoAmerica was recognized on December 3 by the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for its public commitments to decarbonizing its operations and improving resilience in the face of climate change. As part of the 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28), HHS shared that ecoAmerica was one of more than 130 organizations…
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American Climate Perspectives Survey 2023, Vol. III
ecoAmerica’s latest survey provides insights into American attitudes on energy sources, including nuclear power.
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Congressional Briefing Co-Sponsored by Sen. Markey and Rep. Tonko
On October 25, the American Psychological Association and ecoAmerica presented their Mental Health and Our Changing Climate: Children and Youth Report 2023 to members of the US House and Senate.
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Most US Religious Groups Have Made Climate Change a Top Priority
Comparable surveys indicate Americans are very concerned about climate change, including more than 70 percent who are concerned or very concerned, with religiously active respondents expressing greater concern than the general public…